Floyd D. Loop, MD (1936-2015)

Peter D. Williamson, MD (1936-2008)

Peter D. Williamson died in his home in Lyme, New Hampshire on June 4th, 2008 after a courageous year-long battle with lung cancer. With his passing the neurology community lost a compassionate advocate, clinician, researcher and fundraiser in the field of epilepsy and epilepsy surgery. He is survived by his wife Susan, their four children, and six grandchildren. Peter D. Williamson was born in...

Robert Farrell Stewart (1936-2015).

Robert (Bob) Farrell Stewart passed away on 16 September 2015. Born and raised in Seattle, Bob obtained his BA in Chemistry from Carleton College in Minnesota in 1958. It was there he met classmate Janet Trussell, who became his wife in 1959, and together they went to Pasadena where Bob obtained his PhD in Chemistry from Caltech in 1963. Bob’s mentor there was Norman Davidson, and his thesis ti...

William Erwin Paul (1936-2015)

Legacy is defined as something handed down from the past, as from an ancestor or predecessor. The legacy of a great scientist includes not only their seminal work, but also the people they have mentored and inspired. Immunologist William Erwin Paul, who died on September 18 of this year, left just such a legacy. Bill Paul, as everyone knew him, was an extraordinary scientist, administrator, and...

Professor Feng Pao Hsii (1936–2015).

In Memoriam: Honorary Member Tomoyuki Shirai, MD, PhD, 1946–2015

An honorary member and the former president of the Japanese Society for Toxicologic Pathology, Doctor Tomoyuki Shirai, suddenly passed away from acute aortic dissection on November 19, 2015. For me, it is still difficult to find ways to manage my grief for his sudden and too early death with his seventieth birthday close at hand. On that day, Doctor Shirai attended the 46th International Sympos...